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County tribune.
CHRISTMAS
EDITION 1921
TWELVE PAGES
VOL. XXXVIII NO. 37
WAU6EON, OHIO, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1921
AIDING HOME BUILDERS1 ACCIDENT AT i CELEBRATES 90TH
. r. , J FULTON STREET ANNIVERSARY
the Daton Journal in regard to thej I '
legislation just enacted recently ini Dr. Lauber of Defiance, Ohio,' Mrs. H. A. Haughton, who lives on
regard to exemption on Income Tax'piungea through the south gate at East Oak St., celebrated her 90th
t liuililing and Loan Association tne Fulton Street crossing last Sun- birthday anniversary Monday, Dec
Liividends: 'day evening. The gates were let ember 5th. The following poem was
( One ot the most valuable pieces of iown for the 20th Century that is , contributed bv a friend of Mrs.
l.gislation enActell by any congress uc here at 4:40 p. m. and Dr. Lauber Haughton's and was composed by
i ..ient years, is the provision in the was approaching the crossing from Abram Teachout of Cleveland, Ohio,
r. .!v tax revision measure which pro- the north traveling .about fifteen at the age of 93 years, and he died at
v.uen that incomes up to $300 from miles an hour, it was a misty night the age of 95.
1 u . ling and loan association divi- nnj his wind shield was covered 'with ,
( .i .s are to be exempt from income moist and it was evident that he didj THE CLOSING OF LIFE'S
U.....tion. It means cheaper money not see the gate but luckily they. JOURNEY
1 i home building which will go far were three, as they saved him frompast falls the evening; it's so,
t ird solving the housing situation, driving directly in front of the train.! Though the words may be spoken
iiiidir tins measure the saver isi No one was hurt and the car was soft and low.
n taxed, lie is encourageu 10 save not badly damaged. . The nalsied cheek, the furrowed brow.
Outside ot having to pay lor a new xhe lcoks all bright with winter's
THE NEW RESERVOIR
A TRIBUTE TO
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
sui . can save without paying a oig
1 .rt.on of the dividends his savings
.1. earn to the government lor taxes.
H can be assured of safety and fair
i-t..rn for his money. He need not
si. irice the first to obtain the
g c.iid. Up to $300 the dividends he
rc. eives are exempt from income
t Xcs and further, the building and
gate the Doctor and family are
worse off for their accident.
GASES IN COURT
,i associations which he patronizes Hlstnn v9 w'arrv L. Hardv. Mvrtle I.
and makes possible are exempt. : Hard and The Peopie8 state Bank
. aving is the salvation of the man of Wauseon action for money only,
a.i . ultimately it may mean the sal- amount $1700
. v. won of the country. A thrifty per- ln tne case' of c. P- Stotzer vs I.
son is an industrious person. He w Metcali. action on cognovit note.
i. to work to save. And whi e lie judment by confession in the sum
K.' neiping inmseii he is' helping of $t05 with interest at 8 per cent
otn is and nis country, which needs f November 16th. Execution
no ..a home owning citizens. Where awarded.
t.e saver is, coisnevism cannot ne, -lne weber poison case will be up
i ti i ruuicaiibiu mum pensii.
at inconsistent and inco
rxa t oppostics.
snow
These, alas! they warn me .to testify
That evening of my days is drawing
nigh.
I did not think at dawning day
So swift the morn would fly away
Nor did I dream at regal noon
That eventide would come so soon.
I did not ever think to be
So old a lady as now you see.
It seemed at morn so very far
Ere I should reach the evening star;
At noon 1 still felt well and strong,
All full of hope and full of song.
And evening seemed so lar away,
Until I felt its withering sway.
. - xne w euer jjuisuu case win ue ujji
sh. They for trial S0Ine time in january. Mrs. i At heart the truth I cannot hide,
ompauoie Weber was indicted on the charge of Around me falls the , eventide;
I attempting to poison her father and 'I've reached the very brink
'ihe building and 1 an associations mother.
olu;r the maximum of safety and a In the case of C. F. Stotzer vs
od rate of interest consistent with Ralph Shaffer, action for $100, was
Sji'-ty. They make dollars useful, in Justice Court Monday. Art Baker
A d if they are to enjoy their full sold a Ford car to Chas. Stotzer and
r.i.asure ot benefit, there must be Stotzer sold the car to Shaffer and
le.is expenditure oi money in wildcat Zug, and they sold the car to a Jew
ft cks and more placing of funds in in Toledo. The police took the car 'A richer promise I now can say
1 : - 1 : . . "j . " , z r ' 1 T 1 11- i 1 i j T"U . C , .
The cold, dark stream from which I
shrink.
Hope promised much, but little gave;
My forward look is death, the grave,
But there's a promise I have heard
That in my need doth aid afford, ,
leaitimata institutions' for saving, awav from the Jew. holding that it
This congress has sought to encour- was stolen, afterwards it was found
a re by exemption from income tixes the car was not stolen and was re
u. to the amount of $300. It is plevied. No cause for action was
g v-ng everybody a chance to save by the verdict.
t king off the penalty which hither-!
t) i.as existed ni a measure against TTTi?orAv nriD
s uing, and the state as a whole will ItsUAi CLUB
so :i begin to show the effect s of this I December Twentieth
.8 ! policy in more and belter builJ-i Hostess - Chloe Edgar
iiigs. i Roll Call Christmas Quotations
Thimble Day ..Christmas Exchange
There are said to be over fifteen Christmas Reading . . Elsie Trimble
million telephone numbers in this Masters of the Violin ..Belle Miley
touiitry, and just look what a hard Value of -Music in Character Building
tune you have getting even one of Mayine Sullinger
tliein. ; Music
n
8 s&t&zm z&z&mky.
Than any of ray early days;
It softens my heart, it makes n
calm.
It fills my soul with healing balm.
It strengthens e'en my failing sight
At eventide it will be light.
G. A, R. ELECTION
The G. A. R. election was held last
Saturday, the following officers were
elected lor the ensuing year:
Commander Sylvester Walters, of
Arch bold.
S. V. Commander Levi Hoy.
I. V. Commander Dan Miller.
Chaplain Isaiah McConkey.
. Officer of the Day Abe Hoge
bom.
Surgeon Denny Poster.
Gate Keeper Homer Overmeyer,
The Quartermaster is
' "r"t', TiirltMwwwnMrT'Tr" 1 " i I
"" 1 I 3- . ,t .. - MUCH.
Brissot De Warville referred to in
a former number of these sketch :s
in one of his letters on Benjamin
Franklin says: "'Thank God he still i
exists! This great man for so many!
years the preceptors of the Amen-!
c:ins, who so gloriously contributed!
to theii independence. I have ju.stj
ueen to see him and enjoy his con-'
versation." A little further along
in this letter ue Woiville teils this;
WEST ELMJ5TREET
Meeting of Property Owners
Held at Court House Mon
day Evening Majority
Jb'or the Improvement
IVES SCHOLAR
SHIP FUND
Started By The Civic League
of VVauseon, Ohio, Decem
ber 12, 1921
A meeting of the property owners
ff West iLlm titreet was held at the:
Court House Monday evening, and a
tuajority was present.
xhe County Engineer was present'
to explain uie improvement in detail oivl Wkt r,.. n,M k
and what aid the State will give ac-' appropriate than the name of Ives
veident about Franklin's boyhood. 7 , -lne man wno Drougnt the wonderful
"The Puritanic austerity which at told ti , . t week thought of service to others and
t c time Diedominated in Massacliu-L ? -,, an,article last week,: planted it so well in the hearts ani
t,.a time pitdominaiea in Masbati a the ytatu wlU 50 cent o the hives of nr vn., mn , ti,;0
impressed tne mu.u oi youn , inlprovelnent if ,t id built according
B.njanun in a manner more oblique tj the Uns and BpecificatioM.
t an it hau done that of his father ft is not the Count Commissioners
xne oiu man was m tne yiacLice oil. - the rmmf irnnAV vo
making long prayers and benedictions j wh.t kin, . srppt . , h.J
The members of the Civic League
are more than happy to know that a
fund, known as the Ives Scholarship
Fund, has been started for our boys
oeiore su his meals.
efc. lining of winter,
u L I out me btate says the kind ot ma-
...v ,t.r. tnr tiu 'fatw Ja,-e l"1-ra luty Per. cent of the cost
, fi v. loi bu.lumg a road they maintain it.
sa;,s the boy, it would be great A n people say, "Who is
. . n ..1 4. 1 1 0"- 3Ls yo and I. We agree had cone as far nhvainol AnHnv.
a.id let u.at suffice for the winter." ! 7 ' .b"l 1?at . P y su?h!ance would allow, so he went away,
In closing his letter on this great T, ' V "l ' 1 . Z ..? ,t v ., "ileavlnS as a. heritage to the boys and
young people of .this coTimunity the
terail they shall use. When the
of the State. This was not accom
plished in a day. We cannot tell
how long, but we do know how freely
he gave of himself that the young
might grow and be strong, for he also
helped them to learn to be on their
honor at all times, keeping them
selves clean and helping others to
live so. Could there be anything
more nnsi-iiKe x xnis great man
a iiw.jii i; ""-.,"" "ic i" i
Sicilian, ifcn ai vine oavo lie uvea
rearea witn ms lam.iy ,n a nomejohio the bu)k tff -1
which he has built on the spot where, It be folly to plan foi
.... o.y ,v., """ improvement
where ne loanJ himselt wandenn.? t;me and not
vvitiiout home and without acquaint-; . ! it
UIILV, MVU.UOt 31111 111 1-J , J-1 ' A
ness, loieianct;, uiuciatigaoie laoar
and love 1' the people thes forui
case are about four large cities of
. improvement ol the street at
make preparations for
thought ot service to others. .The
name of C. J. Ives shall nnt Hio in
for theWauseon and vicinity. We all loved
mm ior ne surely aved tor others, sf
The above picture was taken the
day water was first pumped into the
new reservoir. You can judge from
the size of it, the amount of water that
can be stored there.
The capacity when pumped full is
70,000,000 gallons, enough water to
last approximately 200 days. It took
approximately two weeks to pump it
full with only a moderate rainfall.
large majority of the property
owners are in favor of the improve-
!m, f,,l u.,- u -a
the character of Franklin; and the.a "h" ,1 TL Z "'T 1
you muit write
name like his."
if you wish for a
M. W. A, ELECTS
At the annual election of the local
HUSKING PARTY
IVir. nilU 111.19. A 1111 UOl llivl vr iLKr ts;
NEAV RESTAURANT
Wauseon is to have a new restau-
cost that is to be assessed against
the village and property owners and
that the street be improved in accord
ance with the plans and specifica
tions as provided. It is only fare
that this be done.
it is the "consensus" of opinion of
the property owners that a ronrrpte
camp of the Modern Woodmen of re-surtacing be used in the improve
America the following officers were i.itnt of this street and not like the
chosen for the coming year: ione that is now worn out, but thev do
council Vjan iiiiicii
Advisor Blane Buckmaster
Clerk G. A. Stratton
Banker Don Hammontree
Escort Silas Kring
Dr. George W. Hartman
Watchman Bret Turner
Sentry Harding Andrew ,
Trustee Ward Robinson
let us cany on his work. How many
churches are anxious to place $50.09
or $100.00, and some ' even mor,
where their Sunday School pupils
can be helped, if not the pupils' iu
their schools, perhaps some other.
What is the difference so "long as we
catch the Scout Spirit of service to
God and man. To the man with
money; is there any interest you owe
to our fellow being? Have you ever
caught the Scout Spirit of service?
Would you not like to think you have
made the future of some boy or girl
brighter because you helped them at
the proper time? Can you sit alone
wit.h vnnr tKnllo-Vifa and -fanl la t.:
want a street that will last for years; are the best kind of citizen by keep-
fulc " paiu ior, one mat does notjing all that you have for yourself
have to be re-built every year at a and those that are nearest you? Be
large cost. honest with yourself. Thu fund will
1 here is so much meney turned . be administered by a Board ofDirec
over to the county each Vear for the tors which were elected bv the aiem-
uu"u"'6 it, ia w uc uocu uy j oers oi tne Uivic League.
the County Commissioners when ever girls who are in need of ass;sta:e
they see fit. The Council petitioned will be permitted to make application
the County Commissioners whenever! to this Board, making their plans
and
Alter the election the Woodmen:
I'Vllllt-II ii Nlll'll mini- I lit film-: I..ITY1 rrodT IT It 113 111-. . ... . . .
,a " "::: '' r i ' .c.i uvan- Known to tne said coard, and 1-
""". o iiuiumu wiBisuiiB uge ui wuii mere are otner places worthy will be tfiven the desin it
of "hot dog," coffee and pickles ! after this aid It has been hinted !rssis?nace When the time corner
Dozens of the "puppies ' disappeared that the Central Avenue property that they can pay this back, they will
down the throats of the hardy Wood- owners want this aid and if it s n,,t: ' i :tv. :A v.i
men while Ross Furney and Walter! accepted as specined that ft may be! others', and so the work will go on
Powell as orchestra made it
like a real cabaret.
ivciv one uriiui uru a kuou lhhg nauseoii anil uie property owners hi.l.ln iuto that ,;n u
and the Woodmen who were absent cannot afford to lose this chance. rnmA A v j j-
seem ' used there,
We do not wnnt to lose this aid for
The world will be made richer bv
your having invested in some of the
be;
any
to be ap
nnmrpH hv rhu naur rnmmandu, . . 1 , - 1 ? - 1 . 1 1 ... -U OA4-U f i.u:n . 1 1. m : . .
tneir neignDors ana inenas ior iieip- i'ic ox mis mourn, xue room iu T,r,,,n:4;n un nKnnt it
Installation will be held at the in(? them in the husking of their corn. 'the Arcade, formerly occupied by the-PPO"tion, men, how about it
. .u.ai ""CU,,6 , uanuaijr un- ast Friday aDout ii men gatnereo
less otherwise provided. It was not at their farm to assist in this friendly
decided if it was to be private or :.,. Then, at nn.,n th n.ithhor
public installation. iatliea came w;th well filled baskets!
certainly miss, d a good time, as ha Mr. W. W. Croainger represented , other way So every one that can
northeast of Wauseon wish to thankirant which will be open on or about tJZ Y- T -1 Mon-jplan to help in a big way and be
i room in -iTtl ' " J "
" lonil oil aniAVful a not 1 1 n-V HlTinur
An auto is a necessity to some peo- i
pie simply because their neighbors Hot lunches in the school
have one. health insurance for the young.
Atlnntip fln.l Pnrifin Ton C.n Viaa
been leased bv L. S. Williams, whcl WOMAN'S CLUB
will establish the new enterprise. ! . December Twentieth
New and up-to-date equipment will nl5lury ui
be installed and the place will be at
tractively arranged.
IS YOUR SUBSCRIPTION DUE?
Mrs.
Influnece of The Bible .
Mrs.
Music
Ida Reynolds
Mary Hayes
CANDY
Buy your Xmas candies Saturday
while the assortment Is at its best
5G
,15Cpound
20 C poun(
17C Mun(
.... .. 30Cpound
27 G poun(
ZZ 75G taI
Home made Peanut Brittle
Home Made Peanut Ear
Home Made Cocoanut Brittle
Fancy Mixed Candy
Fancy Brilliant Hard Mixed
Rich Vanilla Peanut Cluster
Fancy 1 lb. Eoxes Chocolates
Special Prices for Churches and Schools
NUTS
27C,
Fancy mixed nuts, 1 lb. ....
Large California Budded Walnuts, per lb.
25C,
30C-
Large No. 1 Washed Brazil Nuts, 1 lb.
2 lbs.
2 lbs.
2 lbs.
Extra Large Almonds, 1 lb.
50C
45C
45G
55C
FRUIT
50 Bunches Large Ripe Eananas
Sweet Juicy California Naval Oranges .
Large, Heavy Grape Fruity 3 for
29C doz
25C 35C
IOC
a is , ior the lmnrove- to An all von ran if fi n. ;
ment while G.o. Dunham. Simon a Viio- m-ft it TIT ill Via ..n..K
luinkhouser ranic Xolb, Louis j If ten thousand is a big gift to you.
IGottschalk, truce Cramer ai?d a num-jso much the better. There is no
iber of otheis said we cannot affordjamount too large and rvoae ar t-o
to lose the chance. Ismail for this work. i,et us all get
HEADS COUNTY ''taTX?
aiiiMOl JUtlAL. UINIO
The Eilton , County Ministerial
Union met at the M. E. Church. Wan-
jseon, Tuesday, Dec. 6ch, in the first
HOSPITAL NOTES
.KJ regular meeting ot the season. Jjr, Harvey Graver,, who- nnder
Vi r. lhe.fMSe officers were elected; ' went an appendectomy operation has
Mi r ; T iT 'm , 1 tresis, recovered sufficiently to be removed
!S -T Walker, Fayette, to his home Monday afternoon.
of a
? ! Sec.-Treas
13 1 The program consisted
ii
Mrs. Armeda Weber of Elmira who
I to an o
improved.
i : .i, ii. . . , , . . . '
gitisioii oi ine proDiem oi world peace submitted to an operation last week,
mi" " ""-vn- iciciciire lu wie reia- is mucn impi
P , i,uu vx uie minister ana cnurcn to it.
I PYTHIAN SISTERS
ELECT OFFICERS
Milford Baer, who has undergone
two operations is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Bertha Nagel of Archbold
underwent an operation last week.
Has opened the largest Auto Storage space in Fulton Co. Your own private
space always open. Clean and Warm. Storage $4.00 per month.
Malage Grapes, per lb.
Fancv Washington Apples, per lb.
Don't forget to leave your order for Brick Ice Cream for
your Xmas -dinner. '
WAUSEON FRUIT CO.
s
ijKnnnmnu:n:;j::n;:::::::::n::::
YOUR CHRISTMAS
DINNER
Where wlil you eat it? Is that
the question which is bother
ing you just now? We can
solve it for you. Our cuisine
is the best. Our service is
swift and silent, and as for the
food well, one must eat it to
know the joy of eating. It
defies description. A good
dinner can not be properly de
scribed by any one but a
Dickens, so come in and try
ours.
Chicken dinner everv night and Sunday.
AVERY INN
F. W. AVERY, Prop.
Wauseon, Ohio
A Little Better Service A Little
Better Food A Lot More
Homelike ,
NOTICE
BACK TO NORMAL
Have reduced your repair cost to. 75c per hour for labor.
- i ' ALL WORK GUARANTEED
WE HAVE EXPERT MECHANICS AND ALL EQUIPMENT
To do all motor, starter, generator, battery, reboring of cylinders, in fact
any job of repairing on any make of automobile.
Have installed hot and cold water for washing cars.
Storage with cars washed twice a month, $6.00.
VESTA.
; ; STORAGE BATTERIES
Guaranteed Two Years
HI-POWER' .'
Gasoline and Motor Oils More Miles Per Gallon
Get our prices on Batteries, Tires and all Accessories -Prices Guaranteed
The Pythian Sisters elected the
following olficers at their meeting on
uecemoer itn.
M. E. C Ida Davenport
P. C Florence Snyder
Ex. Sr. Clara Myers
Ex. Jr. Helen Upp
Mgr. Virginia Myers
Protector Rosella Disbrow ,
Guard Olga King
Captain Kathryn Files
Painist Bernice Norman
Trustee Clara Theobald
Delegate Anna Poorman
Alternate Hazel Bay
There will be initiary work at the
Mr. J. W. Long of Delta underwent
a surgical operation last week.
Mr. Vernon Sheeley oi Stryker was
operated upon last Thursday.
Mr. George Weber of Pettisville
was operated on for acute appendici
tis Saturday morning.
Mrs, Rose Case who underwent an
operation Sunday is doing nicely.
Mr. Frank Hancock of Delta under
went an operation Monday.
! Mrs. Mabel Vonier of Stryker was
"c "'"'S on I'eeemoer zist, ana Operated on Tuesday morning and
a Aulas riartv HfrerwarH All cm. u . . . D
, v. ",. ;. r is as wen as can De expecteu.
tera and Brother Knights urged to
conie and bring a package contain-' Cemetery baskets and wreathes at
ing a discarded article from home. A the' Green House. They will stay
good time is anticipated. ) nice all winter. 36-3.
See the Fine New Line of ' .
Gibson Xmas and New Year
Cards and Seals
at
Gehring-Ruhlin Co.
35-4-
'I-"I-'I--I-'I--fi-..M-- 1"M"M M I i IHI
Opening of New Arcade
RESTAURANT
I wish to announce that I will open a new Restaurant
in the Arcade. This will be a RESTAURANT in all the
word implies. Everything will be modern and new.
Cleanliness will be the motto. A cheerful place where you
can eat and enjoy yourself. We invite you to inspect our t
dining room and kitchen. Believing I know how to serve
jj you well, I extend to you a cordial welcome at all times.
S Watch our window for opening date.
Free coffee and doughnuts will be served from 10:00
? a. m. to 5:00 p. m. on the opening date.
: L, S. WILLIAMS, Prop.
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